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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
JAY HUDDELL TALKS
N TAE FleLDTo SUCCEED aoFFATr.
a 4B . Dezsa othsr Czadfdsses- u Abb eli
Hakss the blalns a@sifssss nis
ki<8foxsa Ntth aa EppeF Peale-
s3lA FostseFspt.

sss.ssltt zxs xsAsss2z- -s-.sls.
AsKeU krfz, Mica. Dec. 27.-Sow that
the fuosFal ohssgaies OF the lsts Represent
alive Ao1att Ars ever. there is decided
sSakealug zm0nS tie politicians Of this
alstfict TO f2d suitssls nsn Tor his place
A sozsa candidates have sprung up stimuli
taasoasiy, ths most prominent OF which is
Hoo. jay Haoeeil, Of tf0uShtOn. while "a 9
c2a side appear Ia the fOilcw
lnE order. Colonel &. i. 0sburn.
81 Esnquette. exclusion OF C0stoms.
JUase SgeeFe, Of Sault ste Marie. Hon.
joan Quincy Adams, Of AegEuase, and
Hon. :. ID. Stephenson, OF 4en91ninee,
walle Mayor Nester, OF this city. and
several Others are CONSPICUOUS possibilities
Only the TWO nrst named are, as yet. ayo1-
ed candidates.
Ia sn interview today. Mr.. Hubbsll stat
60 that he would accept the nomination II
rendered by his party. he defined his
position on the tarif QUESTION. which be
considers will be the issue Of the campaign,
as being that OF al uncomprOmising OPP
l,0nent of tariff reduction. Ga this question
ms posluon, briefly stated Is said 10 be all
en- Dodimsnt OF the views expressed IN
B.slne's lettsr on the Presidents message.
he Is especially hostile 10 any reduction on
ID l4rid Oh iron and copper snd will stand
Tor all appropriations for internal I'M
provemsnis. especially those for the Sauit
ste. Marie river ana the proposed harbor OF
refuge on the Portage LAKE, as tue prelimi-
nary steps TO which latter improvement he
will champion the purchase by the Gov
ernment OF The Portage Lase cosals. The
local improvements mentioned sre projects
in which the people OF the Upper feniDsUls
are deeply Interested.
When questioned regarding his prospects
for the nomination, Mr. huObeli was mo-
cestly reticens, bat mis- manner wss tnat OF
a man confident of the strength OF his sup
porl. and there was an air OF determination
about the gentleman that would indicate
that no personal effort would be spared 70
win. Mr.. Hubbell viii undoubtedly enter
the convention with the strongest following
OF all the aspirants Tor the place. de Is an
adrCit political manager, knows the district
thoroughly. aud ali the probabit titiss point
10 the reappesrsnce to political life as a
member for the Eleventh District Of the
man 10 whose management of the Garfield
camphlgns the success of the Republican
party that year wss largely attributable.
Col. Osourn is a strong man and would
make a hard Eght if he decided TO seek the
nomination. The district is strongly Re-
publican and Democratic candidate will
simply pose as hgurehe2d although the
election promises 10 bring out the full effect
of the issue as defined by the President in
| his message, Is regarded in q district over
wheimlngly IN favor of protection.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

State Game Warden smith Was busily en-
gaged yesterday IN compiling his monthly
report of arrests made throughout the State,
winch shows that bis deputies are enforc-
ing the law. The report IS about ss large ss
IN former months. yet the Deputies say the
Offenders are more careful how they violate
the State laws. In detail the report show
the following arrests: Geo. h. Hunt and
q. II. WetsoD, Montaorenci county, fined
S25 and costs; q. w. Ryiey, Aen0minss
county, thirty days in Jail; George Frost,
Midland county, acquitted. Peter Hee,
Nevaygo county. $50 fine. Archie Car
penter Lake county, acquitted; Thomas
Schaeifer, Presque Isle county, dismissed,
Walter Music. Schooicrsft county, ac9uit-
ted; Z. 0sterhout. ST. Joseph county. $50
fne; James Flood, +. Bollard ana James
Hubert, Giadvin county. sentences ssspend-
ed on payment of costs, JbaS. Gas0gsin
and +. Tebol. Marquette county, 50 esch;
h. Porter, George COe. 3. h H0sa. Aenom-
inee county, so fne, Jonn Bremen Sad A.
Brown, ssfae county, sentence suspended
on payment OF costs. George Armstrong,
s. Mcconnell and VIM. Robertson. Lsxs
county. thirty days IN AL. Peer &srxs-
man. BsTsEa county, sentence suspended
James Fountain. Wayne cOaaty. 80 ga &
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

A 8>sfsz earl Dies fs< w-4f of Care
EAs Di.er14sEax CIrea1sE.ses-


BssE9s. Ms. Dec. z7.-Jsanle L Cnos.
ssss scotia xir1. d;st lsss fassdss q the
house 81 AEs. Diner under circumstances
peculiarly distressing some tiz4e -go sac
became infatuated with ons Jean Diner
aad szld that s1s ex pscfsd " marry 1lA-
sog lons afL<Fssrds DlGsr sss seat
20 tls Fekormstory for tE0 wears t9s
arson. Iso mo1ths ago Je11ie isft
her pace 81 smplos ment szying tnat sac
~as goiok bacx - Nova Scotia >u1AlHs
al8ts vas hezrd Of her Until ten dAys ssos
phsn her acQa4lnianoes were shSexs0 10
learn thai she aAd given 0iztn - ehiid al
ths a0ass Of Diners Ea0ther, sonlzn
Who - vary al=slpAted. Jennie
whereabouts and couc4II0o were
.s4rasd through noes wnasn Oy
asr ana ssut % those for whom hne had
formerly worked. ssking them tofs9d her
s0msfbinx - eat. as abe was st2Fy 'ilg. Last
rueslay morning. when sae Vas isit alone
Tor line. she secretly s1ols Iiotn t8s
house, taxing a few slight vr apa ~ sselter
her iFom The eoid. She walked distance
OF ABOUT half q nile, anu purchased
iosf OF bFeao '-toF her breakfast, as she
SAIL The effort VAS too much f3r her, Tor
oelOfe sac had rescAed hallway home she
lsii IN > faint 20 I5e grsund. Death ensnsd
sOon after being found aud taken care 81.
Ii axs afterwards learned that ter parents
were re.pectabls aad Uell-t0-do people,
living IA BurncosI. =. ).
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
Perhaps Fatal Array.

txSNcssNs - 7~S NSNSSsAa-sSSA-S.
MUsKEGoS, Mich, Dec. 27.-A fracas &C.
Cured in Perreguards restaurant at Port
Sherman about 9 o'clock Sunday night,
which may result fatally for one of the
participants. A dispute arose betwee
Charles Candy, of Bluffton, and number
OF Finlanders, and il is claimed that Charles
johnson. one of the latter, drew knife
and stabbed CANDY in the left side. The
wounded man was taken to his home aud
Dr. Jones of Lakeside called. he found
the cut dangerous one, portion OF the
lung being cut and prOtruding from it. The
injured man. who is about thirty years old
has a wife and child and Is clerk in
David sftore. Johnson has been arrested
and lodged in jail to await the outcome.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

John B. Britain, Esq, having sold the
Bridge Street House, started on a grand
tour of the West last evening. Mr. Britain
has been one of our most substantial and
enterprising citizens. and the city will miss
him equally with the travelling public As
a host he has heen emphaticslly successful
and popular, and the only wonder is that
john should wander through the golden
gates" when he mas enough gold already.
Mr.. Britain no only takes the friendship
OF GTand Rapids. 5as that Of the whole Of
Michigan with him. The hope is that he
viii be too nomesick to invest, and be will
return % the old Wolverine State for an
oId-time greeting.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

DuriRg the rebsllion Dr. DsCsmp, who is
an enthusiastic conehologiss. found twenty
i've new varieties Of shells which he care
faily preserved aud has IN his collection to
dsg. A short pnas aga me doctor received
= .etter ron tae Academy af Eafaral
Sciences st Paiisd~phia Of which insfifa-
ten ae = sn honorary member. ssxiaz far
such 90 The specimens - could be s1aTsd in
exchange for 0fzerS of value. Of xbsca ne
Aeadelay bad duplicates. A reporter fsr
the rxI zsskx HKaAhB cslled atthe zocter's
cfite yesterday afternoon aud found TIE
man of pills 5ueilv engaged selecnag ard
lsseiiinz sc-en Of he shells . be seus to
swell oaa of the lsrgszs c0neholoeicsl col
ieclions n he wori3
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

The will of the late Bassiaa Sonke, lied
yesterday. provides for the payment Of all
Gains and then hequsAths to his wife,
Pierternesla, al Of the estate. real and per
sonal, snd the income t6erefrsn during her
nstufsl liie. and after b. e. death 10 the sons.
Joan and Cornelius. % share and share
alike.
The viii of Alni0a Corbin. fled. be-
quesths % the children OF her son. Austin
n Brokaw. late Of Angola. Ind, to the first.
Milton. $40. Joseph. s700. and to Allie,
500. 70 &c 3ald respectively "a they arrive
Al The sge 0i Is years Of age. She does this
to show her appreciation OF the assistance
rendered her by the father. to the son
Joseph. Of OsOss0. she bequssths sll the
rssid1e Of the estate remaining after all
claims and legacies are pr0ylde3 for. Chas.
". Caikins - aanssd a. the executor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
, Born tIg II. ttl...
& DsNIzl AsNyIHa
Daet Dec a ls-f.

From Q t. II O'Clock the personal friends
OF Mr. Aannin< were permitted 70 look
upon the face Of the dead. which looked its
original sell, save for an Impress left, oJ
the ravaees Of The struggle for life he had
undsreone Callers came from al stations
ia life, aud men whose names are historical
Wed With those whose lot q humble IA ths
last evidences Of respect - the departed.
shorty before hailpsst Rev. Dr. Pesse
offered PRAYER AZ the house. only members
OF the iamiiy being present. The sad
isavs-txking OF the fond husband and de-
voted father had is fearful ending I he
Ia sss closed znd the cotla Was borne to
tie hearss.
fhs funeral procession proceeded % St
Pauls Episcopal church where very i'm
pressive services followed, Bishop Doans
officiating. assisted by large number of
cierzyme2- Many carriages followed the
cssket 10 the cemetery. The city bali bell
solied during the entire time occupied oy
ths funeral
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

a tAEu from >upcrtntr 1rtk hcnutii Gok1-
msndiRg Mr.. ober's Lecturs.
To the Editor OF The TEG<GEAN-HKRALD:
/ wish 70 call the attention of the public
and especially school children over ten
wears OF age, 10 the illustrated lecture on
Hartman's Hall, Friday evening of this
week.
Prof Obers books. Travels in Mexico"
Young Folks History OF Mexico"
Camps IN the Caxsbees.' etc, have made
him widely known and Rave given delight
and instruction TO thousands who have
read them.
Ills connection with the Smithsonian
Institution. at Washington, led 10 mis- ex
tensive exploration IL the. tropics and fitted
him 10 speak with authority upon the
manners and customs Of the people. and the
ply sical features OF countries, which he
visited
He has explored the widest portions of
Florida and the forests of the West Indies
and Central America; while his Mexican
Journeys foot up over twenty-five thous-
and miles by sea and land"
His lectures are we'll delivered and
have called forth unstinted praise
frOra the press and from we'll known
people throughout the county. Not
the least interesting features are the Illus
trations projected upon the canvas By the
double lanterns which he carries with him.
These views, many Of tacm colored, are
selected from a large number made for
him.
They are not thrown in merely to give
variety. bat they are made subordinate to
the lecture itself, and by truly illustrating
the descriptions given, greatly strengthen
the impressions received.
Much more IA the way of praise NIGH, be
said concerning Prof Ober aud his lecture;
bet If these lew words will induce any one
who is interested in our neighboring repub-
lie 20 attend his lecture. my purpose in
wiring this notice will have been served.
The exceeding low price GO cts.) for
which school children under seventeen
years OF age viii be admitted ought to in
sure large attendance OF young people.
+. N. KENDALL,
Superinfendent of schools
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

The Great Reading Railroad Strike Raised
by the Employees

PGrLADxLFEIA. Dec. 7.-rhs Executive
Committee of the Reading Railroad en-
ployss. assembly early this morning.
alter q 81 cret session which lasted several
hours. decided 70 liz the great strike on the
Reading system pending arbitration with
the company. The I've crews over whom
the tronDie originated are 70 De supported
IA the meantime by financial aid from
The employers. All trains are NOV
lag tais morning and no further trouble Is
snticipetsd. Nearly al OF the employees re-
ported for dcty proTnptiy at the various
depots and freight yards as well as those
employed st the coal vharves st Port Rich
mold. The work of moving coal trains
and trsnsierrin. coal from the ears to the
ves els AZ the wharf was at once begun, and
there was very little evidence Of the great
strike which for the past few days has
threstening 20 psrslyzs TIE business OF the
entire Reading Railroad system
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
a SPELL or WEATHER.
Very Severe Throughout the West and the
Northwest.

kAssAs CRY. Mo-. Dec. 1.-THE blizzard
which eollided with Kansas City today
seems TO be prevalent over Kansas, portions
OF Nebraska and Arkansas. The storm
eentre seems 10 oe in the neighb0rhood OF
Topeka. ana Is moving IN a southwest d.
rectiOn. All along the Aieoari Pacific and
Ssata Re railroads the wires are down and
no communication can DC had. Dispatches
received a. the Western Union Telegraph
once report a severe storm IN the central
amp southern portion OF Kansas. Sno. Is
falling fast along the Missouri river above
Oman. accompanied by severe gale OF
wind.
Sr. PAUL, MIMI. Dec. 27.-During the
past twenty-four hours there has been
change OF twensY-elght degrees in tempera-
ture. Al o'clock this morning the mer-
cury rsgistsd eighteen degrees below zero.
This IS the coids5t weather 81. Paul has ex
perienced this Winter. IL is general
throughout the Northwes Today the
crest OF the wave was in the vicinity of
Fort Totten. where the temperature was
thirty-two degrees below zero IL Is ex-
pected that the weather will be more severe
In s.. Paul and vIcinay tomorrow morning
than lt was today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

One Of the most pleasant evenings enter
tsinnsuts that has been given here in 9
long time was that OF Doric Lodge. No. 342.
2 and 8. II, At their ball on West Bridge
81. isaf night some 1}o members. with
their wives and friends. were present. and
she exercises were verT pleasing. Consisting
Of music, songs and lDersrT exercises. AZ
ter she programme followed a rspast. spread
in ne pariors below toe nan hail Ths
occasion vas the cslsoTstion Of ST. John :
fav
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

A horse sftscaed - catseg beionssux %
Jeas Dsnsn ran awsy en East Fastcn st
yssssr,isv Afternoon. aud crested esnx1era-
BE exciee1-enf on The cro~s3e1 ssrssts. TAe
siesxh VS. eastlT damaged Seversl ethar
horses heceane a1ghteces and rsn 49,
ksr< - 6sussgs wRs 3oae
team psezss nR on zhe street 81 ofleeY
Eere<nt YESTERDAY va lid fer ssst nisht
- saana&s cshzsl. 81 s@rka.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

An individual called WHISKY Bill vrs
arrested on Wsterioo-st.. yesterday sflt1-
noon. by Officer Gill. s85 io4ged Il bead
quarters on the charge o. resisting sB ofcer-
Mic3ael Hogan AID Thomas Golden we're
arrested esseroay ay Detectives Gast sDd
Gates on c6srEe Of larceny. IAom4s VIII
son was srrsssed By Desectivs J. ;. SMITH
on ssmliaf charge.
He nrv La3Eig thought "a funny 20
throw wster or pafTdlsaB sgsisss ~hom
be hsd Rrudgs. Tbis hapVsneS sonst5nae
sxa YESTERDAY Detective Smith arrested
hlzo On warrant charging bIn witA dis
orseTiy cs1exct
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
A Bride Missing.

BELLEvILLE. Dec. 27.-There is q sensa-
ton here in the shape of wedding which
was 10 occurred but didn't, and in the
mysterious disappearance of the pr opposed
BRIDE. +. r. VanEew and Miss Cora Lswis
were 10 nave been married last Sunday, bur
when Nanliev went TO the house. ne Was
told that his bride was not to be seen. Ever
since then ne has been trying to see her,
bus hasn't succeeded and neither have any
of the peighbors. Vanliew believes that
she is being held somewhere against her
will
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

FsRrs. Dee. z7.--The Flyers Munich cor
respondents sta.es that workmeB belonging
10 the Austrian reserves have been ordered
- ioia their rssfnants forth VITA
brcssREsr, Dec. 2T.--Fhe Austrian Con
snl here kas taumaiea thsf Austrian sub
jecfs IN Roursnis Should se ready 20 re-
foin their rezinaenfs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

Dovxp. =. r.. Bee z7.-Wm. Webber Of
tbfs plscs claims % have proven his title 20
. sisi II land - scrss Ia sxsent located ia
~sassfve siceks of bnsldlnEs. TIE heirs
w;lf sueeE soon - make arrangements e.
sst possession fhe rruperty IS valued at
- fsse go
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

Mr.. Hsrry McCaullv. of Pisin6eld. TIE
blacksmith byuiseT. s1i Joe Hopkins. of
Massachusetts. hsws stg1sd agree nents for
the rissfle wsighf s1 loionsrio Of Nichi-
gsa. far stAa side - sghf A. Flsin esid On
New Year eve
Ssznsa oy hackers b. esca uartv.
HtsRy McCsUEEr.
4rE AePzTxz
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
BIG FIRE AT MANCELONA.
Tho Oval Wood Dish Factory Destroyed
Less Nearly $50 900.

MAYcELoNA, Dec. 1.-THE Mancelona
Oval Wood Dish factory was totally de-
stroyed by tire last night. The loss is near
IS $4,000. This blow will be heavily felt
by The town, as over 250hands were thrown
out of employment. The fire originated
from hot box in the dry kiln. The burned
property was only partially insured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

The Deeorznvs osnmiftee af fhs E.a3iss'
Asxiliary te ske \. Il &. A sss<t fomor-
rs~ - ; ?. n. . pen for toe oecsrssssas
Tor tne Nev Years rssceesloa % ths rsaBg
Een- The AK zsry n1ees e. p -. tedsF
10 ccnnY$sts fhe srTsaxenents. SaHDfass
~ - r<sz~eezss~z< &c s&r>>as ~1w>sax ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

Twenfy-d4s Vessels Driven Ashore and
wrscked by Hurrtcsns.
Aruxxs Dec. IA ferce hurricane. ac-
-ompanied By = sewers snow storm. pre-
vailed over the whole Of Greece last night
Tvsnty-fvs vessels wsrs driven ashore and
wrecked ia the Gulf OF Pstras.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

CHrc&7o. Dec. Z7.-Newho0ss Brcs-.
clothiefs. nase sn assignment tbis sffer-
pcon. liabilities. <e100. The assets vii
nsf exceed So o5
T.snislson Sros. g Johnson. Of South
fhicssrs,. naalis an tesisc n,enf today.
Kishi ities ana ssssfs sbout SO 30.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

FIfty-thrs- Houses In a Porto Rieo Town
sweeps Away.

HAvAxs, Dec. Z7.-Aguadills. a small
port in Porto Rico Suffered oy huge wave
recently. Fify-thrse hoasss were swept
axsy. The wave destroyed the solid
masonry in the cemetery ana IL bodies were
washed out 20 sea and lost Many vessels
we're storn-bound- The wave was due TO =
northar
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

sUNvER. Ill, Dec. 27.-Aiss Belle Smith.
living near the village Of Chauncey. bad
her clothing catch FIRE from an open fire.
place Chrismas Eve. and was 50 badly
burned that she died soon after. The young
lady vas 10 have been married Christmas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
Meeting of Eaucators.

LANSING Dec. Z7.-phe State Association
of County School Examiners today passed
resolutions seeking system OF organization
for district schools. The annual meeting of
the State Teachers Association, commence
ing this evening, will be Largely attended.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

S1ow feli a. ges1erne8n sod last nisht
Is IS 3eagg and Ve~y Ne srG vita ceetne
~ rFuce~sturs Ei5l zsaxs gr@st siei4tax
Rsi4sey trsf3c wee so1se ~sef 5rnKs.tsa SD
raosf 81 ~ tre atzaf trsirs rers lsie 10
street. 1s~s we're xept nov5oS Via canasa-
srsAle aleaezs@.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

Txrvxnaar c1rx. Ne. Dsc z7.--s3ovsrncr
M.xra7uke ess iaken sick yesterday nsrp-
10. TcdaT ~ = naca warse. HIS sEnens-
tox ahvsiefss fr- A G bsvieisoe. pz<
rssn<-s Ia a.-ezss - ~ sn~><~~<n@
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
sIxteen Narrowlv Escape.

CoIDvATER, Dec. 27.-The old Weller
dining b ali burned at an early hour this
morning. There were sixteen inmates who
barely escaped with thsir lives by jumping
from the second story
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
TIE THEATRES

1t begins - lask ss tAouSh ehe 6rsna
Rapids public are poorly posted in regard
% tie good theatrical companies Last
night that aoss dsliEAsfui comedy 'fAe
Highest Bidder" was repess<d before en-
aadisncs hieh koozt kali kliea the par
qustts. Il Is too bad thss lovers Of shs
theatrs aid rot unde1sssnd fhst there wes
III this indinefesce csstiaues on the part
of the punlie. il sill soon be dlfscalt
Haastsr ts secure good atsrsetions here
TIE Il est ia SsH York" company prom
ises 10 create sensation AT Powers Grand
during t1eir engagemont tomorrow ana
Friday evenings. Ikefe wia certainly De
heavy aratt ca the reservoir wAea they nj
the tank which IS used IA the play with CO.
co gallons Of sateT. fats promises ~ ee
the most Psrfect and Esssistle scene ever
presented here On the weteF wiii es seen
q steam yacht, ferry boats and tugs SeSts
are now on sale at the sox Office.
The engagement OF Sadie Hxsson. in No
b0dy's Claim" will close q. Redmond 5
Graad tonight. Tomorrow Passion s
Slave" will be put Ga and run The Fe e-nalna-
e. Of the week. The play was seen here
last season, and made decidedly tsvorabls
reputation. IL ought 10 attract good bus
iness.
The Wonderland theatre Was occupied oy
a fair sized audience last. evening. The
play Cinderella went much more
smoothly and satisfactorily than it did on
the opening night.
Wurzhury 4 Bronson's baud. in coniunc-
ton with the Redmond opera House or
chestra, will give concert at Redmond's
next Sunday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

ST.. PErKRssURs. Dec. z7.-fhe Czarins re-
ceivsd Lord Randolph Churchill at a private
aadience today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

Wurzburg & Bronson baud. in conjunc-
ton with the Redmond opera House or
chestra. will give a concert at Redmond's
next Sunday evening.
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She was Ennnl To Him.

Hostetter McGinnis-"Miss rs.
meralda, love YOU"
Miss Esmcralda -"But It's all q
mistake about my being rich. am
a poor girl, Mr. McGinnis."
you didn't let me finish my
sentence. ] was going to say / love
you not"
That's al right, Mr. McGinnis.
] was only testing your affections
] have fortune Of 100000 in my
own name"
why do you interrupt mc' ]
was saying love you. not o. &C..
count Of your money, but for youY.
self alone"
"I'm glad 90 hear &c. That was
all joke about the 800, OOO,' re-.
piled Esmcralda
McGinnis looked as if he was no,
feeling well
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